Longhai District Mobile Toilets
The production and supply of mobile toilets in Longhai District are relatively abundant, but there are certain difficulties in setting them up in some areas.
Production and Supply Situation
Several companies provide mobile toilet-related products for Longhai District. Xiamen Yonghong Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd. offers mobile public toilets, steel structure public toilets, and steel structure toilets for Longhai City. However, products may differ from images due to different batches, and the received physical product shall prevail. Contact person: Lin Jinyong, phone number: 13606093808. Jinhua Xin'an Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd. also provides mobile restrooms and other products for Longhai, capable of undertaking various large, medium, and small-span engineering projects, and can create customized design solutions according to different customer needs. Yongkang Xincheng Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd. provides movable toilets, mobile public toilets and restrooms for Longhai City, etc. These products can be customized, with customizable specifications of 223, materials including galvanized pipes, metal carved panels, color steel plates, etc., applicable temperature range of 40℃, voltage of 220v, a warranty period of 1 year, and a building lifespan of over 15 years. Contact person: Mr. Li, phone number: 18258930635.
Setup Situation
The Urban Management Bureau of Longhai District, Zhangzhou City, mentioned in its response to a related proposal that the area of Longhai's city-creation region is approximately 11 square kilometers, with 42 public toilets under the jurisdiction of the sanitation center alone (excluding those under the jurisdiction of Shimatown government, landscaping, Haicheng, and Bangshan), exceeding the setup standards. Moreover, each public toilet is equipped with conspicuous toilet guide signs, forming a "15-minute convenient toilet circle." However, setting up mobile restrooms along the Jinjiang River promenade poses significant practical difficulties. On the one hand, the entire promenade lacks sewage pipes, and construction would require breaking the road surface to lay sewage pipes to the south, with the project needing to cross the road, resulting in high construction difficulty. On the other hand, the promenade along the river is relatively narrow, limited to pedestrian walking, and does not meet the conditions for setup. Setting up mobile restrooms on the protruding activity platform would affect the public's viewing experience, and the odor emitted by the restrooms would reduce the public's leisure experience. If the public needs to use the toilet, they can go to the public toilet on the opposite side of the promenade (road).
